Attachment Exhibit B and Ba

This document pretains to SES-LIC-20110623-00731 for License on a Satellite Earth Station filing.

IBFS_SESLIC2011062300731_898680

                       RF RADIATION HAZARD ANALYSN
                                  Exhibit #B

AntennaDia.@):1.5 Meters4.922Feet
AntennaSurfacefuea (SAFl.767sqmeters
SubreflectorDia@S):N/A (primefocusoffset)
           SurfaceArca(AS)=N/A(primefocusoffset)
Subreflector
KU Wavelength at 14.250GHz(LAMBDA)=.9211  meters
Powerat outputof HPA flange25./t4l dB
PathLossto OMT (ILFI.0 dB
Powerat OMT Flange(PF278.015watts
AntennaGainat 14.250GHz(G)=45.9dBi
AntennaGaingivenin PowerRatio(GESF.3890E+05
AntennaApertureEfficiency(NF.7902

Region                              Rrdiation Levol       HazardAsscssment
FarField(RF)63.981m 209.922ft       21.026mWom sq         PotentialHazard
NearFieldflI/F) 26.659m 87.467ft    49.727mWcm sq         PotentialHazad
TransitionRegion(RT)                equalto or lessthan   PotentialHazard
   Ru<Rt<Rf                         49.727mWcm sq
BetweenMainReflector  and           N/A
   Subrcflector(WS)
MainReflectorRegion(WM)             31.465mWcm sq         PotentialHazard
PowerDensrtyBetweenReflector        15.732mWcm sq         PotentialHazard
   andGround

Conclusion:Basedon theabpveanalysis,harmfulareasof Radiationdo existin areasaround
theantenna  andin thepathof theantenna  towardthesatellitethatit is pointedat. TheArea
oocupied by thegeneralpublicwill not exceedtheAI.ISIlimit of I mW cm sq.because        the
antenna is mountedontop of thetrrrck,whichis at least8 feetabovetheground,andsafety
increases with look anglesusedby the Satellitesin theUnitedStateson Dom.Sat.arch. The
SNGwill bemarkedwith thestandard     radiationhazardwamings,andontheantenna         itself, The
warningsignswill warnpersonnel  to avoidtheareaaroundandin frontof tlrereflectorwhenthe
bansmittetis openting. To ensurecompliance   with safetylimits,theearthstationhansuritter
will beturnedoffand markedto remainoffwhenevermaintenance       andrepairpersonnel      are
rcquiredto work in theareasof potentialhazardasdefinedin theabovestrrdy.Additionallythe
earthstationpersonnel will beuainedto insurethattheantennapath    is clearat all timeswhilethe
tansmitteris in operation

Note:SeeExhibit#Bafor howtheabovecalculations
                                            weremade.


                        ExhibitBa Analysisof Non-lonizing
                                                        Radiation
              (D)=............
AntennaDiameter,                                                          :4.922
                                                     D :=1.5 meters D.3.281                Feet
                                                           D.D
AntennaSurfaceArea, (Sa)=                            Sa =r''- -'     Sa=1.767 sq meters
                                                             4

Subreflector
           Diameter,(Ds;=..........                  Ds :=0        cm       Ds"3937:0       Inch's

Area of Subreflector,
                   (As1=.........                    As '=n.ot'ot         As =0         sq cm

CenterFrequency, (C0=...........         CF ;=14.250GHz
Wavelenghtat (Cf),(Lambda)=..       ..   Lambda:..0211 meters
                                         C-Band=.049 Ku-Band=.021
                                                                1
TransmitPoweratHPAoTVPCFlange,(Pt;=.. Pl :=350 watts P2 ;=log(Pl)'10P2=25.441d8
PathLossfrom HPA or VPC to OMT,(Loss)=.. Loss:=1.0 dB
                                         P3 :=P2- Loss P3 =24.441 OMT Pwr in dB
Powerat OMT,(P)=............                   p3
                                                     P:= 10ffi            p =278.015 OMT pwr in watts
AntennaGainat (C0, (Gain)=                           Gain:=45.9 dBi
                                                              Gain
AntennaGainConvertedto PowerRatio,(Ges). Ges:=l0T                    Ges=3.g9.10a        Ratio

AntennaApertureEfficiency,
                        (n)=.....................
                                              n,.=.7902



FarField(Rf)= n., =                                   :20e.e22 Feet
                      10jS?;?) *t=63.e81 meters Rf.3.28r
                 (Wf)= wf = - --9jll-..r
FarFieldPwrDensity                                    Wf=21.026 mwsqcm
                                    4'r.(Rf'Rf)

NearField(Rn)= *'=#a;                  Rn =26.659 meters              Rn.3.2Bl=87.467     Feet

                                      ll-n-|'."..f
Near FieldPwr Density(Wn;= wn -                       Wn = 49.727mw sq cm
                                      n'(D'D)

TransitionRegion(Rt)= Rt ;=Wn.l       Rt = 49.727 mw sq cm (Equalto or lessthen)

Pwr Densityat Sub Reflector(Ws1= N/A                    I:         N/A       mw sq cm

MainReflectorRegionPwr Density(Wm;=           Wm ,=?rl..t **         =31.465mw sq cm


Pwr Densitybetweenmainreflectorand ground(Wg)= wg ,-                       Wg: t5.732 mw sq cm
                                                                   $..r



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